About this role
About the Role The Regulatory Manager will provide regulatory oversight and operational support for a diverse portfolio of clinical research studies within the Heart Failure and New York Presbyterian Heart Failure Research Institute, ensuring compliance and serving as a liaison with IRB, sponsors, and institutional offices. What You'll Do
- Prepare and submit initial IRB applications, amendments, continuing reviews/renewals, and other required regulatory submissions
- Prepare submissions to oversight committees such as the Joint Radiation Safety Committee (JRSC) and other local review bodies
- Maintain comprehensive regulatory files and audit-ready documentation for all active protocols
- Monitor consent documentation and approval timelines to ensure compliance with human subject protection policies; prepare informed consent forms and related regulatory documents
- Conduct routine internal audits of regulatory files to ensure ongoing compliance
- Serve as primary liaison between investigators, the IRB, Clinical Trials Office, sponsors, CROs, and other institutional departments
- Support protocol start-up, maintenance, monitoring visits, investigator meetings, and study close-out activities
- Prepare and update regulatory documentation required for site initiation and monitoring visits
- Provide cost estimates related to radiation, anesthesiology, and other protocol-specific requirements as needed
- Work collaboratively with clinical, laboratory, and research staff to support study implementation
- Train study staff on regulatory requirements and maintenance of regulatory documentation
- Supervise and/or mentor regulatory support staff or coordinators, as applicable
- Participate in research-related meetings and provide regulatory expertise
- Perform additional administrative and research-related duties as assigned What We're Looking For
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent in education and experience, plus 4 years of related or relevant regulatory experience in clinical research
- Knowledge of clinical research regulatory requirements and human subject protection policies
- Experience with IRB submissions, regulatory document maintenance, and audit preparedness
- Proficiency with computer systems and electronic regulatory platforms
- Prior experience supporting investigator-initiated, and industry-sponsored clinical trials preferred
- Excellent writing, communication, and organizational skills; strong attention to detail; ability to work independently and interact effectively with staff at all levels
- Must successfully complete applicable compliance and systems training requirements Nice to Have
- Knowledge of clinical research regulatory requirements and human subject protection policies
- Experience with IRB submissions and audit readiness
- Proficiency with electronic regulatory platforms
- Prior experience supporting investigator-initiated and industry-sponsored trials Compensation & Benefits
- Salary Range: $74,500 - $79,500 annually